2024 World Junior Championships Rhythm Dance

[auser]

thought I saw a stumble..maybe on not significant element? Or have I been awake too long?

 

[icewhite]

Have the combined nepo power of Kiliakov Sr and Tutberidze behind them? Just a suggestion

to be fair I find them really strong
today was not their best outing I think, but last time I saw them I was pretty wowed

 

[4everchan]

Have the combined nepo power of Kiliakov Sr and Tutberidze behind them? Just a suggestion

yeah... Wing and Lowe have absolutely no power... that's why they rely on keypoints (sorry... i am just a brat tonight)

 

[Jumping_Bean]

Still don't get why the French fed did not send Ambre and Samuel to Jr Worlds (especially after winning at the YOG) with these two being so wobbly this season... France has too many good Jr Dancers to give up JGP spots freely

 

[labgoat]

thought I saw a stumble..maybe on not significant element? Or have I been awake too long?

her twizzle, but in midline step sequence

 

[Ichatdelune]

Still don't get why the French fed did not send Ambre and Samuel to Jr Worlds (especially after winning at the YOG) with these two being so wobbly this season... France has too many good Jr Dancers to give up JGP spots freely

Maybe Mme. Arribert-Narce has some clout now?

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

think if instead of regular dots those were little moons, that would have been so epic!

Would that be "Lunini" in Italian?

Funny, I was just thinking of Anna yesterday...

CaroLiza_fan

 

[Jumping_Bean]

to be fair I find them really strong
today was not their best outing I think, but last time I saw them I was pretty wowed

Sure, they're very good, but they were good last season too and it's just now that their scores have suddenly gone up like 5-10 points in both segments.

That doesn't come from nowhere, in my humble opinion

 

[bartlebooth]

Would that be "Lunini" in Italian?

Funny, I was just thinking of Anna yesterday...

CaroLiza_fan

Lunette

 

[auser]

i'd give everyone WTF costumes and FS would become deservedly more popular than MET Gala

For real! @elektra blue for universal fashion arbiter!

 

[labgoat]

Ha ha ha - Ted saying you are affected by your surroundings - no kidding!

 

[CaroLiza_fan]

Lunette

I'm disappointed. "Lunette" doesn't have the same ring to it as "Lunini".

Not intended as an insult, but it sounds more French than Italian.

CaroLiza_fan

 

[4everchan]

I'm disappointed. "Lunette" doesn't have the same ring to it as "Lunini".

Not intended as an insult, but it sounds more French than Italian.

CaroLiza_fan

Lunette is French so I hope it does sound French.

 

[elektra blue]

Would that be "Lunini" in Italian?

Funny, I was just thinking of Anna yesterday...

CaroLiza_fan

one of the Blue/Delune best moments

 

[elektra blue]

For real! @elektra blue for universal fashion arbiter!

Lunette is French so I hope it does sound French.

lunette is french if you mean it as glasses, as little moons is italian

 

[Ichatdelune]

one of the Blue/Delune best moments

I am still very proud of my contribution to the linguistic community

 

[elektra blue]

I am still very proud of my contribution to the linguistic community

and scientific too

 

[4everchan]

lunette is french if you mean it as glasses, as little moons is italian

and where do you think that came from ?

Langue française : comment le mot "Lune" a donné "lunettes"

Comment l’astre nocturne a-t-il inspiré le nom de nos verres correcteurs ? Réponse avec Muriel Gilbert…

www.rtl.fr

Portez-vous des lunettes ? Savez-vous d'où vient ce mot ? De lune !
En effet, le mot lunette signifie littéralement « petite lune ». Il désignait, à l’origine, des objets circulaires comme les miroirs. Il s’est ensuite spécialisé en optique.

 

[elektra blue]

and where do you think that came from ?

Langue française : comment le mot "Lune" a donné "lunettes"

Comment l’astre nocturne a-t-il inspiré le nom de nos verres correcteurs ? Réponse avec Muriel Gilbert…

www.rtl.fr

very likely considering France has owned parts of Italy throughout history (especially here in the south)

 

[4everchan]

very likely considering France has owned parts of Italy throughout history (especially here in the south)

is -ette as a suffix for "small" common in Italian ? It's very very common in French.